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Absolute Relativism
Absolute Relativism
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based on the video by Chris Stefanick
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1
The inalienable right to life means
the life of the mother must be preserved at all costs.
no action can be taken with the intent of ending a life.
the life of the embryo must be preserved at all costs.
2
For Stefanick, forcing churches to recognize gay marriage creates a more tolerant world.
False
True
3
All of the following are intolerant EXCEPT:
preventing discussion of religion or politics in schools.
actively prosecuting criminals.
speaking against political candidate with whom one disagrees
Burning someone for being a witch.
4
It is absolutely true that nothing is absolutely true.
True
False
5
A person believing in moral relativism might say "abortion is wrong for Catholics."
True
False
6
According to G.K. Chesterton, "close-minded" is simply a negative way of saying "convinced."
False
True
7
Tolerance requires that people keep strong oppressive opinions to themselves.
True
False
8
To believe something requires
gullibility
a lack of faith
faith
an inferior non-scientific mind.
9
The Catholic Church acknowledges that varying degrees of truth are found in most religions
False
True
10
Atheists believe there _____ a God
all of the above.
might be
is
is not
11
The Church accepts that a devout Muslim could get into heaven.
False
True
12
What is closest to Stefanick's definition of truth:
Believing what the Church says because she says it
Trusting your heart to know what is best.
Truth means different things for different people.
being in accord with fact or reality.
13
An atheist, who believes there is no God, must therefore have
faith, because he believes in an idea that cannot be proved.
a lack of faith, because he denies the existence of God
14
Which person would Mr. Stefanick consider the more arrogant or prideful?
A person who denies anyone can know the truth.
A person who creates truth for herself.
A person who accepts Church teaching without question.
A person who claims the Church has the wisdom to know Truth.
15
To believe something unconfirmed requires
a lack of faith
faith
16
An example of a law that does not legislate morality would be:
legalizing marijuana
requiring the wealthy to pay higher taxes
the speed limit
none of the above.
